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    Member #1525 gilbert911's Avatar
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    What is it?

    Great help from John, Rick and Andy on my last request to identify the silver can in the engine bay as a tach ballast adaptor.

    Calling on help again please, this time to identify the tall-ish silver can in the trunk, up near the fuse block in the top corner on this '68 swb car (pic).

    Many thanks in advance
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    It's the turn signal flasher unit.
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    thanks alot Mike!

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